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If you are looking for some­
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Trimmings, Hosiery,
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Our line of Wash Good* it- simply elegant. All
the new silkey effect« in beautiful colorings, stacks
of Ginghams; Percales to make y u r selections
from. Our stock of Shoes arc second to none in
the town— they are beauties. VW arc showing the
best corduroy Pants in town—only $3.50. A trial
will convince you.
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Heavy Winter Suits and Over­
coats at most any old price.
None of them old^r than last
fall’ s goods.
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10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS
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| nukes it necessary for us on April
1st, to drop from our subscription list
all who are over one year in arrears.
The amount then due, from each de­
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for collection. We hate to be arbitrary
in the matter, but have no choice—
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lowed to give you credit for another
year.
A. H o s t V a lu a b l e A g e n t .
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The flyteriuu employed in Dr. i ’iorcV*
medicines greatly enhances the medicinal
properties which it extracts from native
medicinal roots and holus in solution
much better than alcohol would. It also
possesses medicinal properties of its ow n,
being a valuable demulcent, nutritive,
antiseptic end anti ferment. It adds
greatly to the efficacy of the Black Cherry-
INDEPENDENCE REPUBLICAN PA­ bark, Bloocrooi*, Golden Seal root, Stone
root and Queen’s root, contained in
"Golden Medical Discovery ” in subduing
PER HITS HARD.
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, for all of which
Other Town News From the West these agents are recommended by stand­
ard medical authorities.
Side.
In all cases where there is a wasting
away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
stomach, as in the early stages of con­
P. H. Murphy and wife, of Grass X «l- s ' m fftinn. there can be no doubt that gly-
ley, are here on an extended visit with <%rine/acts-as a valuable nutritive and
their daughter a id son-in-law, Mr. and ; aids »he Golden Seal root. Stone root.
Mr*. Willis Duggan. Mr. Murphy was Queers roht and Black Cherrybark in
engaged in the shoemaker business here j romTVng digestion and building up the
atxnit 12 years ago, hut has been mat:- 1 esh anV strength, controlling the cough
and brin :£ig about a healthy condition
ig bis borne is Grass Valley Ur several of
the w i*h* system. Of course, it must
\ears.
They will lemain here until not be e- dec ted to work miracles. It will
about April 1st.
not curehfcnsumptlon except in its earlier
ft will cu re v r -v severe nh»t|-
Geo E. Waggoner, of the Home Tele­ «tunes
nj^ e.h a n jj.r, ynrpmc cuuglis. bronchial
phone Co., was up bon Portland Friday
aryr,_ it tniJtflcs^apd chronic sore
trying to get an organization started for t T T O ' J q rirsc ness. in acute coughs
the installing of an independant tele- It is not so effective. TTis In the lingering
ume system here to connect with the hang-on coughs, or those of longstanding,
H im© company. He had a meeting at even when accompanied by bleeding from
that it has per formed its most
he opera house in the evening, with a lun.s,
mars Ions cures.
number of those interested, but nothing
l’rof. Fiqley I'llingwood, M. D., of Ben­
definite was «lone.
nett Med. College, Chicago, says of gly-
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W. H. Stunt*, of Bend, was a pleasant cer
” i a dyspepsia it serves an excellent purpose.
caller at this office Friday. He was on Ho ling a Lxed Quantity o f the peioxide of
his way home from California.
This liyii.oifon in iolutton .lt is one o f the best
products o f tho present time in
action of the state is his boyhood home, manufactured
its action upon enfeebled, disordered stom-
a id nearly everybody knows “ Billy”
achs, especially if tin re is ulceration or ca­
tarrhal
gastritis
(catarrhal inflammation o f
v’ taats.
His father, Hon. Stephen
¡t is a most efficient preparation.
<taats, was one of the sturdy pioneers stomach),
Glycerine will relievo many cases o f pyrosis
who did heroic service for the state in (heartburn) and excessive gastric (stomach)
acidii.v.”
the days of its infancy.
"Golden Medical Discovery ” enriches and
Ross Nelson informs the Enterprise purifl* s the ! .ood curing blotches, pimples,
: ions, scrofulous swellings and old sores,
man that it is the intention of his fath­ eru;
or i. eers.
er and himself to plow up their hop
- (1 to Dr. R. V. Pierce, o f Buffalo. N. Y..
b o o k le t telling all about the native
yard and plant the land to corn, from for
Jr.vc •uai r o o t s composing : his .vonderful
which they will manufacture ensilage, lueiucuie.
'm ore <s uo alcohol iu 1L
and feed cows, turning the raw material
eventually into butter.
A good idea,
and others might profit by it.
It is
LADIES’ FURNISHING STORE.
what ought.to be done.
Saturday at two o ’clock, the business
men and a number of farmers met at A New Establishment for Lady Pa­
the opera house to discuss ways and
means looking to the establishment of a
trons.
•annerv at this place. The* inclement
weather kept many out-of-town people
On March 12th a new firm will make
away and in consequence there was not
large a crowd as would have other­ itw debut in Dallas business circles,
wise been in attendance.
Those their place being the handsome new
present were verv enthusiastic and all
favored the idea of a cannery, and there store which has just been so elegantly
is no doubt, that one will he built in the fitted up in the Riley block on South
near future. The meeting was called to Main street. The well known, genial
order by Mr Butler and \V. A. Messner would be caterers to the desires of our
was elected temporary chairman and B.
F. Jones secretary of the meeting. The feminine contingent in the way of the
object of the meeting was stated by the very latest modes and fashions, will be
chairman and Mr. Jones made a talk on Mrs M. V. Smith and Miss May Shel­
the investigation of the Salem cannery
made Friday by himself, and others. ton, so long and favorably known to our
On motion of B. F. Jones, a commit­ buying public. These ladies will pre­
tee of seven \va° appointed by the chair sent for inspection the very latest in la­
to solicit for stock in the cannery and at dies’ suits. Their handsomely arranged
the same time to get agreements from and convenient inspection parlor will he
the farmers to furnish so much product a new departure for Dallas and tend to
for canning. The following were ap­ greatly increase the facility for showing
pointed: B. F. Jones, Arthur Moore, goods. All kinds of ladies’ furnishing
V. Hill, F. Huntley, W. W. Butler. goods and a full line of fancy work ma-
Ross Nelson and ii. Hirschherg; the I teri *1, this department being a branch
committee was authorized to ascertain ; of Needle ( ’ raft, of Portland, and of
the price of a suitable site for the can-: win- the ladies will hear something of
interest later. A special feature will be
nery.
their millinery, of which they have put
The Oregonian has a cartoon on its ; in a firstclass line, future and full an­
front page most of the time These days, i nouncement of which will be made in
that indicates how sincere it has been I this paper.
following out the principles enun iated |
bv it for the past three years, or in fact,
PROGRAM
ever since the Journal has been hacked
by Ladd ct al. As long as it was fight­
ing them it wsiH anything to own the
“ first families” and the “ interests” . For School Officers’ , Parents’ and Teach­
It was supposed that it was sincere and ers' meeting to be held at Lincoln for
that it really had experienced a change the Zen a section on »Saturday, March
if heart. Such, however, proves to 7tli:
Elementary Agriculture—C. L. Haw­
iave been a mistake and like every oth-
<*r change made by that paper, it has ley.
Some conditions in our public schools
en done for boodle. Talk about the
Oregonian standing for the rights of the that should lie improved—Prof. Zinzer.
Our
public schools from a mother’s
people, bah! Harvey would give all his
ight. title and interest, if he ever bail point of view—Mrs. Alderman.
A'tendance in our schools— Miss Dora
m v, in and to a seat in the front row in
II aven, for a seat in the United States Wells.
Address—Supt. J. H. Ackerman.
genate. All the attacks made bv him
Ti e pupils of the different schools in
through the Oregonian on the iniative,
referendum arid direct primary laws the M.ction will furnish severel recita­
are just, that manv attacks made on the tion , songs e t c , which will be inter-
people of this state and should lie re­ siierspersed in the above program.
sented in the proper wav.
But what’s
the use? The old man has soured on
CARLTON.
everything since he can’ t get a seat in
the senate and his brains have evident­
ly become dislocated or loosened in
The Carlton Lumber Co. has sh u t
some way and have lodged in his ab­ down for some time.
dominal cavity, causing eorpnlancy and
Mrs. James Frazer has recovered from
its consequent ill effects.
Evidently
the old fellow hates himself and it will a severe attack of grip.
be a blessing to him and his friends
Willie Wells, Jr.,is reported to be ser­
when nature removes him from this iously ill with pneumonia.
wicked world.
John Bones, our druggist, has let the
Died, at the family home in South Sa- contract for his new house to W .W . Carl,
AFTER
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Of all on List of Independence
Town Talk.
CASH STORE
Fuueral of William Gibson.
i The funeral of the late William Gib-
I eon, who died at his home at the Dalles
! Wednesday at the age of 32 years was
; held February 29th. He is son of Mr.
COFFEE
| and Mrs. Charles Gibson. He leaves
Poor coffee has to be I besides his parents five brothers: John,
of the Dalles, Samuel, >f Dallas, George
sold in bulk, it isn’t worth | and Harry, of Aberdeen, Wash., and
¡Charles, of Northpdrt, Wash; also three
sisters: Mrs. James Wilson, of Dallas,
packing.
Mrs. Will Hoering,, of the Dalles, Mrs.
Your grocer returns your money if you don't
Brown, of Hillsltoro. Mr. Gibson was
like Schilling's Best , we pay him
a Woodman of the World and a m em­
ber of the Carpenter’ s Union
A Call to Action.
By urgent request I hereby call a mass
meeting of the Socia istsof Polk County
to meet at the court house at the hour
of 10 o ’clock a. m., Saturday, March 7,
1908.
JAMES K. SEARS,
Chairman of County Committee.
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and who get out the best sales books
manufactured. When you want any­
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Mr. B. F. Phillips was over from In­
dependence Tuesday and made arrange­
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subscription vear of all who paid in ad­
vance for the Town Talk. Mr. Phillips
concluded to discontinue the publicaton
of Town Talk for a number of reasons,
chief among which is that he desires to
devote his time almost exclusively to
commercial work. All who subscribed
for Town Talk will hereafter receive the
Itemizer in lieu thereof. This will in­
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Collections Promptly Made.
I can do your collecting for you as
cheap as anyone. My experience in
t tis line warrants thorough work
Bring me your accounts, and 1 will do
the rest
L. I). Butler, Dallas Ore.
Farm Implements!
Economy and satisfaction are the two essential points to bear in mind when mak­
ing your purchases in this line, but you cannot practice economy without first get­
ting satisfaction. For this reason we wish to say that each and every article, in
our stock, was selected with the greatest care so as to meet the demands required
of them. Prices are always guaranteed to be as low as the lowest on similar goods.
J. I. Case
Plows
Amongst all the differ­
ent makes of plows we
selected the famous J. I.
Case which today stands
at the head of the list
as a plow of sterling
worth, both in material and workmanship,
the best and no one to dispute it.
When you get the J. I. Case you have
“ C r itic ” S t e e l H a r r o w
llein. Satu^lav, February 29th, of ty
I phoid fever, Mrs. Janette Warner, aged
1 about 21 yearn. The deceased became
!a w ife only about two months ago, and
1 only recently moved to Salem from
Polk countv. The funeral was held at
IF**! el on Monday. Mrs. Werner wa-
formerly Miss Janette Bennett.
Absolutely
i y t the
best Lever ' H
h ar­
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row now on the
market. Every
tooth and other
parts are clip­
ped on; giving
greatest possi-
M
)le strength. It
is so built that
it touches all
uneven spots.
The teeth can be adjusted up or down, or sideways, on the bars and, if lost, can be
eplaced by any square tootn. To Buy One Means Satisfaction.
M iy «
Dallas Furniture Co.
a fill liât if
Slaves m R'iirçn
always i i had.
and
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strtBcatwiHsMa
btkretaa.
New Carpels,
R ugs, Wall
Paper, Paint
DALLAS, OREGON
mean the “ Curlee” make of Pants. If you’ve ever worn them you know
how good they are
$ 2.50
The “ CUR U E ” Pants
are the best values in
this or any other city.
Cloth, tailoring, and
price-you just can’t
duplicate them else­
where
The very best crafts­
men d esig n these
pants which is an as­
surance that the styles
are positively correct
in every way.
One Price
One price
$2.50 and $5.00
$2.50 and $5.00
ASK TO
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P A I V T .S
COR;.: f t .ÌN mus
$5.00
W e will thank you for an opportunity to prove what we claim
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DALLAS, OREGON
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w. C. T. U. MEETING
The W . C. T. U. will hold a mothers’
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. Long-
necker Tuesday, March 18th, at 2:30
i> m. All ladies are cordially invited.
Following is the nrogram :
Ringing—The Ninety and Nine.
Prayer.
Scripture reading— Mrs. Palmer.
Singing—He Leadeth Me.
Reading—The Value of Society— Mrs.
El I t Reynolds.
Paper—Social Influence— Mrs. Corbin
Open Parliment— Question, “ How
shall we best train our children to he
helpful and agreeable members of so­
ciety.” —General discussion led by Mrs.
Blitz.
Reading—Why a Mothers’ Meeting—
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes,
Closing Prayer.
Candidates’ Column
I hereby announce myself as a‘candi­
date for the Democratic nomination for
the office of
E D D . C, D U N N
I hereby announce myself sis a candi­
date for tiie nomination for Hie office of
COUNTY
Pale, Thin,
Nervous ?
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Then your blood must be in
jj a very bad condition. You
certainly know what to take,
then take it — A yer’s Sarsa­
parilla. If you doubt, then
consult your doctor. We know
what he will say about this
grand old family medicine.
T h !« 1* the flr«t q iM t lo n you r doctor w ould
a »k : “ A re y ou r bwwoD t e g u la r ? ” He know -
at flatly action o f il»« l n w r '« 1« nltaointely
«cntfci! to recover»
K eep you r livvr active
¡d f n n ' howreia f g l i a r by taking laxative
o f A yt r’a PfIU.
. C . A t ~ t C o.. L o w e ll. M w
I m am :fa ctu r a »» e t
_P i*»in vino»
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JUDGE
of Polk County, subject to tiie vote of
t he republicans
My platform is Good
Be sure and see the moving pictures Roads.
C. O. H O L M A N .
every Saturday and Wednesday night
Bridgeport Precinct.
at the Colosseum.
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B. F. JONES
Attorney-at-Law
INDEPENDENCE, OR.
Probate work a specialty.
COUNTY TREASURER
of Polk County, to he voted for at the I
primary election, April 25, 1908.
If elected, I promise a faithful perfor- i
mance of the duties of the office and a i
painstaking regard for tiie welfare of
the people’s money.
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Have Homer Dale
the billposter
Post Your Bills
and distribute your
advertising cards.
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H The Superior Quality of our Finishing Lumber insures J|
^ you a good job. If you contemplate building insist
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There was a straggler came into town | -y- on having your lumber from the
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last week and brought a case of small I
' pox. it is in a light form.
\\ W. Carl took his daughter Irene to !
Portland last Tuesday and had her |
throat operated on by Dr. Dcwitte Con- i
nell. A foreign growth in her throat
was removed.
> Willamette Valley Lumber Company t
Now is the time to build — Prices are down — Briner us your bills for estimates.
CITY NEWS.
W e also handle the celebrated Mitchell Wagons, Staver Buggies and Hacks, Meyer's Spray
Pumps, ' Star” Disc Harrow in either two, three, or four-horse size; single and double Culti­
vators. W e invite you to visit our im plem ent department and we’ll show you all the im ­
provements.
Iron Bed Sale
n o w in fu ll
force. Don’t
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ABSORBS
INDEPENDENCE
PAPER.
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Roliert ('base,
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Kel niary 29th. a daughter.
Mr. Win. Cherrington, the genial j
piano man, is reported quite ill at his .
Salem home.
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President G. W. Myer and Secretary j
Campbell are visiting etyineries in ad-| C
joining countie* and getting pointers X
for the one at Dallas.
The Dixie Jubilee singers delighted a
large audience at the Woodman hail
Monday night. The public schfiol net-
| ted a neat sum as a result of the enter­
tainment.
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Killed >1 Hoquiam.
1 x 4 to 1 x 6
Sheathing Rough
2 x 3 to 4 x 12
4x12 to 12x12
2x14 to 4 x 1 6
10 to 24. 24 tots.
$ 1 1 .0 0
12.50 $13.50
12.00 13.00
12 00 12.50
13.00 14.00
For above sized add $1.00 per M.
1 x 6 and 1 x 8 No. 1 Com. Ship-
lap
.............................. $13.00
35.00
A t No. 1 Stepping
32.00
No. 2 Stepping
2.50
•X- Lath
A A l i x 6 and 8 inch Sidewalk
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Henry Hiefarth, who wan burn at Sen-
k'.win and rairwl in Polk county, met
Ilia death in a H>»|iiian navy mill Jaat
Sunday. He wan a ntepaon of Mr. K. H.
Sloan,of Ballaton, and the remain» wrerc
brought to Italia* anfl interred in the V T
fldd Pel Iowa’ cemetery yenterday. He
wa* aged IK year a and leaven beniden hia *y-
jmrenta, three brother* and two *i*ter*.
He wa* a young man o| irreproachable ^
character and carried 11,OHO in the Mac­
cabees, of which be was an honored
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PRICE LIS T
No. 1
No. 2
No. .1
V. G. Flooring 5530.00 $26.00 $17.00 u
Rustic
25.00 22.00 17.00
Finish to 12 ins. 28.00 25.00
Ceiling and
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F. G. Flooring 25.00 20.00 15.00 u
SHINGLES Price is dropping every J;
day —We can quote you as low as n
^nyone.
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Shiplap in 8 feet lengths
2 x 4 and 2 x 6 in 8-foot lengths
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$10.00
9.00
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With our up-to-date pladt we can fill orders promptly and give you the best ijC
gntfles of Lumber.
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